@glhmw0nvc2: #audit #fyp #foryou #police #police

LuisAngel2028 :

LAWSUITS

user937220121833 :

land of theeeee freeeee

angel pryor :

GREAT TRAINING VIDEO!

eric.hunt57 :

Good job 🥰

Kirk S :

He won $181 gazillion.

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shehi 77 :

Excuse me, but you Americans criticize North Korea for being a dictatorship, but you too are not really a democracy, watching videos you are a police state.

garyragsdale638 :

Great Job Officers ! Lawsuit, what a joke ! They don't have to ID ,policy not law !

Apocalyps_❌_74🇳🇱 :

Clinton 🏴‍☠️ :

Where are all of the good apples?

Patrick Sprague :

Sue them bro 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Big Daddy Schultz :

“if I’m free to go, I’m free to stay”.

robertsteeno463bud :

corrupt cops never admit wrong doing!

coach7575 :

he put his hands over his own camera acting like someone else did it.

eric.hunt57 :

Go get the money 🥰🥰

William E. Shea :

They're scared.

chadi :

Don't bother, he won't be held accountable because all the police think they're better than humans and have power and authority.

Richard Bowman :

The Incident Summary The confrontation began when a South Padre Island officer approached the auditor, claiming he was trespassing on public property. When the auditor continued to record, the officer allegedly grabbed his phone, leading to a tense exchange where the auditor demanded the names and badge numbers of all involved officers. The officers eventually retreated into the station, leading to the "scared rats" commentary seen in your clip. Outcome & Legal Actions 1. Official Department Response Following the viral spread of the video, the South Padre Island Police Department (SPIPD) launched an internal investigation. They eventually released a statement acknowledging that the officers’ actions did not align with department policy regarding citizens' rights to record in public spaces. 2. Officer Discipline While specific personnel files are often protected, the department confirmed the following: Retraining: All officers involved were ordered to undergo remedial training specifically focused on First Amendment rights and the legality of recording in public areas. Administrative Action: While no officers were fired, they received formal reprimands on their permanent records. The lead officer seen at the beginning of the video was the primary focus of the internal review for his "trespassing" claim, which was legally unfounded as the area was open to the public. 3. The Lawsuit The auditor did follow through on his promise to litigate. He filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of South Padre Island and the individual officers involved, alleging: Violation of his First Amendment right to record. Violation of his Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable seizure (when the officer grabbed his phone). Result: The city eventually chose to settle the lawsuit out of court. While the exact figure was not disclosed in a public press release, these types of settlements typically involve a monetary payout and a formal agreement from the city to update their policing policies.

Jelle Kuper :

HEERE COMES THE MONEY!!!!!!!

Shane Marcum :

if cops are that scared of cameras the. they need to find a different job

Jarza60 :

😂😂😂😂😂😂